QUOTE(cfa28 @ Jan 6 2022, 06:24 PM)
First you must ask for the full details of the person you are talking to, full name, staff ID no or last 4 digit number of his IC
THEN Ask for details of the debt such as
Name of the borrower
IC numbers of the borrowers
Date of the loans agreement
Date of the default
They will ask you to say but your reply is that you have the details so you tell me now to reconfirm or I will put down the phone
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Someone said they are NPL buyer.
This is even better.
You quote Limitation Act 1953.
Any legal action meaning going to court must be filed within 6 years when the default arose else it becomes time barred and the lender / other party cannot take any more action to recover the amount
https://www.skrine.com/insights/newsletter/...little-too-late6 years from the loan started date
Or 6 years from the loan defaulted date?
Example loan started on 1 Jan 2022 and loan period: 2 years, expected full loan repayment on 31 Dec 2024
If the default is on 1 Jan 2023, does it mean the 6 years limitation start from 1 Jan 2023 and it’s only for that 1 month loan?
Or it need to be considered 3 months non payment, consider loan defaulted on 31 March 2023, so 6 years from 31 March 2023?